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To be fair, while Spawn does (ahem) tend to spawn career-lows, I'd say it's one of the few occasions when Grant has failed to outdo his hairy archnemesis, whose two issues (#9 and #37 if memory serves) are at least readable. I bought the trade with Morrison's Spawn, and I'm still a bit bitter, especially given there's a two-parter by letterer Tom Orzechowski rounds out the book, and is in fact better than Spawn v. Anti-Spawn. |
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